Description
Uxmal II (1978) is an acrylic on paper composition that reflects Beverley Edwards' distinctive exploration of geometric abstraction, balance, and spatial relationships. Using a restrained palette of turquoise, pale blue, deep black, and earthy brown, Edwards constructs a quietly dynamic composition in which intersecting planes and angled forms create a sense of depth, architectural structure, and shifting perspective. The crisp edges and carefully proportioned fields of color evoke both modernist painting and the monumental geometry of ancient built environments, inviting viewers to contemplate the interplay of light, space, and form. Created in an edition of 12, *Uxmal II* exemplifies Edwards' elegant, minimalist approach to abstraction during the late 1970s.
Note: the estate gallery lists "Uxmal II" as a signed and numbered limited-series acrylic print, 30 × 23 inches. Check the sheet for an edition number and measure.